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Fi Burke

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Derby, DE1 3LB
07941 048 107
Contemporary Visual Artist

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Derbyshire Open Arts 2013

May 15, 2013 Fi Burke

Banks Mill Studios Open…...2013 will be the 8th successive year that Derbyshire Open Arts will be offering its county-wide art event over Spring Bank Holiday weekend – Saturday 25th to Monday 27th May. Since its inception in 2006, the event has grown year-on-year. In 2012, 275 artists and craftspeople welcomed over 17,000 visitors at 95 venues. My studio will be open on all 3 days, hope to see you there.

← Wirksworth FestivalAndy and his Friends Exhibition Review →

From Instagram

Easter Friday sky sweeping down to meet us.
Water, light and lillies coexisting, oozing tranquility and depth I just can’t ignore. Equilibrium. Limited Edition print.
The transition from one season to another can be so gradual and the one from Winter to Spring is always much anticipated. I'm still in awe of how things seemingly lay fallow and then spring into life. As if these buds are waving the flag of creativit
Yesterday's painting by nature.
Spotted on a walk last week, I just love this tree, it reminds me of an elephant!
A time machine? A still image from a salt pendulum I created a few years ago. Each 'lap' representing a period of time. New Year always makes me question the concept of time. Even as a young child, I couldn't 'get' how New Year was being celebrated a
If you too are a fan of Robert Gillmor's prints, check out a poem I have written in response to one of his beautiful works - featuring a murmuration. To view the whole poem and his wonderful work, just go to the fab Mary Evan's picture library. http
Flow of Time II. My interpretation of a place dear to Constable's heart. This is water is at Flatford, where his father had a mill and where Constable came back to time and time again. Part of the Consider Constable series. Constable was here! I&rs
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